What is the comparative of ill?

Answer 1

She is as ill as that man. He is the illest man among all.

Answer 2

The comparative form of "ill" is "worse." In English grammar, comparatives are used to compare two things, showing a higher degree of a quality. So, if something is not well, it is considered ill, and if it is even less well than something else, it is worse.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, the comparative of "ill" is "worse." It's like when you're sick, and then you get even sicker - that's the comparative form. So, if you're feeling ill, just remember things could always get worse.

Answer 4

The comparative form of the word ill is more ill; the superlative is most ill, if you want to know.

Answer 5

It would be more ill and most ill. I just went over this in school again, plus if you type iller then it says it's spelled wrong.

Answer 6

Ill -More ill -most ill

Answer 7

Most ill, or terminally ill. NOT illest .

Answer 8

more ill

Answer 9

illest

Answer 10

illness